Executive Coaching

Executive coaching is a dynamic, transformative process designed to accelerate leadership performance of specific leaders at key levels of an organization.

Whether you’re a senior manager seeking to accelerate your performance and skill trajectory, a C-suite executive navigating complex strategic change, or an employee with high potential (often referred to as a “high-po”) that is being supported with coaching, setting clear and effective coaching goals is paramount.

Together, we discuss in depth executive coaching goals, short-term and long-term objectives, clear strategies to measure your progress that are tailored to different leadership levels. The ultimate aim is to maximize the leadership coaching investment, results, and enable all leaders to reach their full potential.

The ICF defines coaching as partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential. This means I do not act primarily as an expert/consultant who provides advice, tips and advice.

I consider my clients creative, resourceful and powerful. I believe in them 100%. I am the thinking partner who allows them to find solutions to their unique solutions and grow their minds in an active, not passive way. We work together to expand possibilities and opportunities.

The process involves a series of 60 to 75 minute-one-on-one sessions, every other week, during 3, 6, 9 or 12 months that include assessments, feedback & action planning. These coaching sessions allow leaders a safe & confidential space to reflect on their strengths, weaknesses and aspirations while receiving high-impact guidance and support from their coach.

The focus of coaching goals might include:

  • Developing a clear vision and roadmap for success.
  • Enhancing communication skills such as active listening, providing constructive feedback, building confidence, enhancing public speaking abilities.
  • Finding better solutions for dealing with difficult people and situations.
  • Leading through changes in the organization, marketplace, and the world.
  • Creating visions and plans, both personally and professionally.
  • Managing stress and well-being to maintain personal high-performance.
  • Time management and prioritization.
  • Increasing employee engagement throughout the organization.
  • Effectively taking on new leadership positions.
  • Experiencing greater fulfillment and success.

For coaching to be successful, the client must be prepared to reflect on themselves to expand awareness and get out of their comfort zone, be an active participant, implement actions they committed to between sessions, be honest with themselves, with me and keep an open mind.

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